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It’s a media smokescreen to distract attention from the bonfire of consumer and employee rights, civil liberties, government accountability and public services currently burning in Downing Street.

winnie wrote:you think Meg and Boris are in cahoots?

The media will do anything to keep the reality of what’s currently happening in Downing Street of the front pages.

In a move so clearly calculated to distract attention from the illegality and manipulation currently happening in Downing Street.

It’s sickening.

smokedpeppers wrote:i survived the one day WW3
january 7 2020 thru january 7 2020

Get a fucking clue.

ALIEN wrote:Why are we fucked Dazz?

Because Boris Johnson is a far-right authoritarian who will do literally anything to stay in power.

ALIEN wrote:LOL, In true English comedy - '17 million Fuck Offs' - https://youtu.be/f2zJ8vaB5jo

Yeah, that's shit.

ALIEN wrote:Why are we fucked Dazz?

Because Boris Johnson is a far-right authoritarian who will do literally anything to stay in power.

Cat wrote:Does Boris really believe that this election will bring an end to years of acrimony? Doesn't seem likely does it?

He wants acrimony. He’ll get his first erection in about three decades when he turns the water cannons on protestors.

We are fucked.

Hello from New York City. It’s good here.

It’s not calling wolf. You are right. Without a single note of hyperbole, we can and should call what is happening now the rise of fascism in the US, and in Britain, for the first time in history. And also in Europe, but obviously not for the first time. I have no confidence whatsoever that we’ll be...

On balance, no. But the problems the respective countries are facing aren’t as different as you might think and in many cases have the same people hovering in the background.

Boorish Johnson has come back from Brussels with a ‘new’ withdrawal agreement (which in reality is the same one with all the controversial stuff kicked down the road) and is going to put it in front of Parliament who are sitting on Saturday for the first time in 37 years. it’s unclear as to whether ...

Is that CLINTEL, owned by representatives of major polluters? https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/sep/26/co2-is-plant-food-australian-group-signs-international-declaration-denying-climate-science Yeah, no. i don't know . i'll get back with you on that . When? one thing i did noticed about ...

Unfortunately, it’s not the only Dipshit Nation. There are plenty of others waiting to take the title of King Dipshit.

Is that CLINTEL, owned by representatives of major polluters?

https://www.theguardian.com/environment ... te-science

Yeah, no.

Yes, you’re right, and it is complicated by the fact that England and Wales and Scotland have separate legal systems. The British constitution consists of a body of case law. The specific case before the Supreme Court arose because of an earlier judgement by the English and Welsh High Court that pro...

If you are defending this, you are on the wrong side of history. And yet your supreme court is defending this. They've thrown a wrench into Boris' thinking, haven't they? And without much precedence, either, keeping this whole affair quite complex. Almost edge of the seat type stuff, as long as it ...

Defending Trump is a strange hill to die on.

That article is four years old.

So, for the hard-of-thinking and those who quite understandably find this whole saga complex and baffling and stopped paying attention weeks ago, this is what’s happened: Boris Johnson became Prime Minister after May’s resignation as a result of a leadership election in which only members of his par...

Your understanding of the parliamentary process is rivalled only by your wit, charm and self-possession.

The thickest man alive speaks again.

You really are the thickest man alive.

How are they going to pay the costs of vast damage, death, injury and displacement caused by climate emergencies?

I think I was in a bit of a bate when I wrote that. There's nothing wrong with Brexit humour at all and some of it is quite funny, but this sort of thing just serves to confuse people and distract them from its reality. There was no way this - or any other Tory - government would have handled this a...

That's the kind of infantile anti-intellectual shite that puts people off thinking and talking about Brexit. Fuck these amateur comedians.

I don't consider them tariffs...they are TAXES on Americans. No, they aren't a tax on the consumer, they are a tax on the company doing business here. And it's time these companies pay taxes. They benefit from what our government provides them and these companies need some skin in the game. Thanks ...

/\ yeah, this. Parliament is currently under the control of some extremely sinister far-right authoritarian corporate fascists (Johnson, Gove, Cummings with white ethno-nationalist Steve Bannon and documented Nazi sympathiser Nigel Farage* lurking behind them) who are prepared to ignore all parliame...

For once I agree with the Channels dipstick. Keep taxing farmers and American consumers with "tariffs" and wander off into the realm of bad dreams come 2020! The farmers and consumers are going to get fucked and I love it. It's about time a president went toe to toe with China on trade. I...

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Cat wrote:

smokedpeppers wrote:even those in brittany, appear ecstatic .

You must be thrilled that portly white nationalist Boris is in charge.

You say white nationalist like it's a bad thing.
I'm proud to be a white nationalist.

Have you always been a tragic, attention-seeking tit or is this a recent thing?

You really want more religious fundamentalists in the WH?

bogart wrote:I find Trump’s similarity to Nixon endearing. Both outsiders, both falling under heavy attack by liberals. But I think trump doesn’t deserve it.

This hasn't aged well.